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Performance Management Slides
1. A definition of stress.
2. Two principles of assertion.
3.
Two issues: efficiency and effectiveness.
4. Three aspects of
performance objectives.
5. Four things a job should have.
6.
Four types of employee before, during and after redundancy.
7. Four
things we must understand about motivating people.
8. Four parts to
the ACAS motivation model.
9. Four key counseling skills.
10.
Four characteristics of counseling.
11. Four rules for praise.
12. Five 'A' qualities for counseling.
13. Five parts to the SMART
targets model.
14. Five things empowered people seek.
15. The
OSCAR performance model.
16. Maslow's hierarchy of five needs.
17. Five parts to the ADKAR performance management model.
18. Six
basic job needs.
19. Six signs of an empowered person.
20. Six
things empowered people want.
21. Six types of managerial
obsolescence.
22. Six performance fundamentals - Jack Welch.
23.
Six things empowered people achieve.
24. Seven things to accept when
managing redundancy.
25. Seven habits of highly successful people.
26. Seven stress related issues.
27. Seven parts to the RESOLVE
performance management model.
28. Seven sources of stress at work.
29. Seven disempowering leadership behaviors.
30. The eight deadly
de-motivators.
31. Eight issues in criticizing constructively.
32. Eight subordinate's dilemmas.
33. Eight key issues for leaders.
34. Eight features of effective appraisal schemes.
35. Nine key
issues around stress.
36. Nine responsibilities of a leader.
37.
Ten signs that a person has stress under control.
38. Facilitators
of empowerment.
39. Ten golden rules for giving feedback.
40.
Ten features of real leaders.
41. Ten things an appraisal scheme can
achieve.
42. Ten 'rights' as a person.
43. Eleven reasons
appraisal fails.
44. Twelve ways to win people to your way of
thinking.
45. All behavior is directed to meeting a person's needs.
46. You cannot buy loyalty or commitment.
47. All behavior,
including behavior at work is motivated.
48. "What gets measured
gets done".
49. "Intelligent people prefer to agree than to obey" -
Charles Handy.
50. All behavior, Is directed to meeting a person’s
needs


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